The Beautiful Country Swallowing Its Anger

Jieko Group's First Mech Combat Brigade arrived in the Jewish State, and the crisis of national extinction loomed over the Jewish State.

When this headline from the New York Times was printed in newspapers, it immediately attracted countless eyes. Across major internet platforms worldwide, huge numbers of spectators eagerly discussed it.

Jieko Group is getting serious this time. Someone's going to suffer badly.

Jieko Group has gone too far. They're making a big show of these so-called isolation camps, but in reality, they're just another name for concentration camps. Who knows how many innocent people have died at their hands.

According to statistics from multiple media outlets and reports from battlefield journalists, more than two hundred thousand Jew Descendants have died in the war so far—twenty times the number who died from the zombie virus. Did Jieko Group go to the Jewish State to wipe out the zombie virus, or to kill people? Anyone with a brain can see the answer.

People in the isolation camps are living worse than pigs and dogs. They can't eat their fill or stay warm, and they're forced to perform grueling labor. If they fall ill, they can only wait for death. It's terrifying.

Nonsense. Most of these atrocities were committed by the Faha faction. Those Faha soldiers are the real culprits behind the massive casualties. Jieko Group is only supervising them.

Who doesn't know that the Faha Army follows Jieko Group's orders? Jieko Group knew full well that the Faha Army was hostile toward the Jew Descendants, yet deliberately brought them in. Obviously, they want the two sides to slaughter each other while they sit back and reap the rewards.

"Under the weight of national and personal hatred, there's nothing strange about the Faha soldiers doing anything."

Online discussions raged like wildfire, and